Jean Paul Gaultier La Belle Rosea Review: Gaultier Learns to Whisper
La Belle Rosea reveals an unexpectedly delicate side of Jean Paul Gaultier: airy florals, persistent freshness and a soft base that rounds the fragrance without making it sweet.
Amélie Jacquin is a French perfumer at Givaudan, based in Paris. Inspired by childhood memories of Grasse, travel, art and contemporary city life, her work explores raw materials through unexpected combinations. Her creations include fragrances for Dries Van Noten, Goldfield & Banks, Map of the Heart and Jean Paul Gaultier.
La Belle Rosea reveals an unexpectedly delicate side of Jean Paul Gaultier: airy florals, persistent freshness and a soft base that rounds the fragrance without making it sweet.
Jean Paul Gaultier introduces La Favorite, a new feminine fragrance created by Quentin Bisch and Amélie Jacquin, pairing nocturnal florals with benzoin, tonka bean and vanilla.